
Welcome to the Psychodrome Psychodrome is Robert Farrar's identity as a producer of live theatre. It is also his general website as a writer
Robert Farrar's biog/Contact me Robert Farrar, from the Mystery Gilrs to The Man Who Knew Too Little to Psychodrome and Wild Fruit
Blog 2008 Trace the disturbing new trends in my personal development this year
Short story: Dust
Fairytale: The Secret Passion Of Squirrel Studkin From the forthcoming, rather delayed book of fairytales for gay men and their friends
Films Robert Farrar's work as screenwriter and film director
WILD FRUIT Wild Fruit, a new comedy by Robert Farrar, directed by Phil Setren, was Psychodrome's last production, in June 2006
Short play: Donut The full text of the fabulously fattening playlet
Blog 2007
Hot Tips 2007
Poem: Johnny Smith
Short short story: Strange Meeting A mere whiff of a story
The Prince Who Lost His Penis and Other Stories A new book of fairytales for gay men and their friends
Article: My grandfather Kenneth Horne, playwright Robert Farrar writes about his grandfather Kenneth Horne, the West End playwright of the 30s, 40s and 50s
Music Review: Jay Spears - What's Not to Like? Robert Farrar on homosexual pop star Jay Spears
The Mystery Girls, 1983-86 Robert Farrar's former life as lead singer of glam rock band The Mystery Girls
Playography A list of Robert Farrar's plays, both produced and unproduced.
Novels Robert Farrar's two published novels
Wild Fruit gallery More images from the smash hit production of Wild Fruit at Oval House
Writing Wild Fruit Robert Farrar writes about writing Wild Fruit; memories of Waterloo Street
Links Links to Oval House Theatre and other sites
Some quotations things to scrawl when you sign autographs
Vow of theatrical chastity My own little Dogma

Playography

This is a list of my plays. Any inquiries about producing them should be addressed to my agent Michelle Kass at 85 Charing Cross Rd, London WC2H OAA.

Complex

Comedy-drama. 30 minutes. One female, twenties, one male, late forties. Three scenes. Produced at Oval House Theatre 2004/5 as part of Lovers From Hell. A disturbed young woman seduces an older man for the most twisted of reasons.

Todd Boyce and Mari-Claire Turley in Robert Farrar's play Complex

Get The Guest

Comedy. 25 minutes. Four scenes. Two male, thirties to fifties. Produced at Oval House Theatre 2004/5 as part of Lovers From Hell. The proprietor of a seaside B&B seduces a shy guest, then humiliates him the following morning.

James Holmes and Nick Malinowski in Get The Guest

Donut

Comedy. 10 minutes. Four scenes. One male twenties/thirties. One male, older. Produced at Oval House Theatre 2004/5 as part of Lovers From Hell. A relaxed bon viveur persuades his neurotic boyfriend to eat a donut in the course of a sex session.

todd Boyce and Daniel Higley in Donut by Robert Farrar

Wild Fruit

Comedy drama. Two acts. 100 minutes. Five male: one twenties, two thirties, one forties, one fifties. Produced at Oval House 2006. Two frustrated Brighton slackers invite a glamorous London couple back to their flat for sex, with the resulting collapse of both relationships.

Jonathan Hooley and Alberto Lvpo in Wild Fruit

Love Resurrection

Drama. 40 minutes. One scene. One male, twenties. One female, twenties. Unproduced. A young woman’s confession of an unsavoury sexual secret cures her boyfriend’s impotence but destroys the relationship.

Kindness of Strangers

Gothic comedy. 35 minutes. One scene. One male, elderly. One female, elderly. One male, 30-40. Unproduced. A stranded motorist is taken in by an eccentric old couple whose solicitous kindness has a dark side.

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